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- Atlas Robot's public debut, Samsung's phone that's also a tablet, and 'the most luxurious robo-taxi' (zdnet.com)Owen Poole covers the biggest news from CES, including the public debut of the production model of the Atlas Robot, Samsung's big announcem…
- Done with the cloud? This NAS takes only 10 minutes to set up - and is the easiest network storage (zdnet.com)Zettlab D4 AI NAS is the ideal network-attached storage device for any home or office. In 10 minutes, I had the D4 deployed and ready to go.
- TiVo Personal Television Receiver (arstechnica.com)Caesar reviews the now world famous TiVo Digital Video Recorder...
- Linux at CES 2026: Tux is alive and well in IoT, cars, and AI (zdnet.com)Linux and open source aren't making headlines at CES 2026, but they're working behind the scenes in embedded, automotive, and edge AI.
- SIMD architectures (arstechnica.com)What do Sony's Playstation2 and Motorola's MPC7400 (a.k.a. the G4) have in …
- Mac OS X DP3: Trial by Water (arstechnica.com)Ars is here with the straight dope on Mac OS X DP3, the first release of the …
- Sound and Vision: A Technical Overview of the Emotion Engine (arstechnica.com)I'll spare you the obligatory opening fluff paragraph that goes something like …
- The G4 and the K7: an architectural look at two post-RISC processors (arstechnica.com)The G4 and the K7 are both fascinating and powerful modern processors. Each …
- This Belkin wireless adapter lets you ditch HDMI cables for good - here's how it works (zdnet.com)The Belkin ConnectAir, unveiled at CES, makes it easy to cast to any screen without an app or Wi-Fi.
- Acer preps advanced AI ultraportables, gaming laptops with refined designs (zdnet.com)We saw Acer's newest additions to its ultraportable Swift line, as well as a preview of its upcoming Nitro and Helios gaming laptops, befor…
- Agora Guidelines (arstechnica.com)Before buying or selling on the Ars Agora, you must read this document which …
- OLED's back on Alienware gaming laptops in 2026, and I've witnessed their 240Hz glory (zdnet.com)At CES 2026, Alienware debuts new antiglare 240Hz OLED panels in its 16-inch Aurora and Area-51 laptops, plus new Intel "Arrow Lake" silico…
- Mac OS X Update: Quartz & Aqua (arstechnica.com)Ars takes a look at the underlying technology in the upcoming Mac OS X from …
- Crusoe explored (arstechnica.com)A look inside the Transmeta Crusoe processor.
- I thought smart ceiling lights were a gimmick - until Govee showed me these models at CES (zdnet.com)Govee has just launched three new flagship smart home products, along with a convenient Samsung SmartThings integration.
- SwitchBot launches new budget-friendly Matter-compatible ceiling lights. (theverge.com)While existing Matter-friendly smart ceiling lights from Lifx and Aqara are $95 to $150, SwitchBot launched a 2,000-lumen 12-inch option fo…
- These smart glasses beat the Meta Ray-Bans for me with useful features and a cheaper price (zdnet.com)The new Rokid Style glasses have debuted at CES, and are lightweight, comfortable, and surprisingly functional.
- First look: HP's EliteBoard stuffs your whole PC into a skinny keyboard (zdnet.com)It's lighter than a laptop: You can carry the EliteBoard between home and office and barely notice it in your bag. It's debuting at CES 202…
- AMD's new Ryzen chipset promises faster performance, better gaming, and smarter AI (zdnet.com)AMD unveiled new Ryzen AI laptop, gaming, and workstation processors at CES 2026, setting the stage for the year to come.
- 300A or not 300A? (arstechnica.com)All of this fun started when the rumor mill cranked out a whopper: Intel …
- OpenAI is teasing new hardware… for Codex (theverge.com)OpenAI is teaming up with Work Louder on a new device for its AI-powered coding tool, Codex.
- The Game Review Archive (arstechnica.com)This is our game review archive, where we've collected links to our reviews …
- This menstrual pad takes period blood and turns it into data diagnostics (zdnet.com)Vivoo introduced its conceptual FlowPad at CES, alongside the launch of its smart toilet sensor for hydration detection.
- Intel's Panther Lake CPUs may be the PC shake-up we didn't know we needed (zdnet.com)Intel's Core Ultra Series 3 processors, built on its new 18A architecture, were just officially unveiled at CES.
- Forget Micro RGB: TCL's new SQD-Mini LED TV is the model to beat for me at CES (zdnet.com)The X11L seems almost too good to be true, but I'd love for TCL to prove me wrong.
- Ars OpenForum Acceptable Use Agreement (AUP) (arstechnica.com)This is the Acceptable Use Agreement (AUP) for the Ars OpenForum.
- Mac OS X DP2 (arstechnica.com)Mac OS X DP2 is a window into the future of Mac OS...a dark, scary future …
- LG just revealed its 2026 TV lineup, and it's challenging Samsung in almost every way (zdnet.com)The return of an old favorite is catching attention at CES.
- Book review: Infinite Loop (arstechnica.com)Michael S. Malone's 600-page history of Apple Computer, Inc., from its …
- Book review: Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach (arstechnica.com)Ars reviews Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach...
- RISC vs. CISC: the Post-RISC Era: A historical approach to the debate (arstechnica.com)Ars takes a look at the RISC vs. CISC debate in the post-RISC era.
- This handheld device could save you from your next allergic reaction - here's the pitch (zdnet.com)Allergen Alert is a new device that samples the food on your plate to notify you of an allergen before it's too late.
- Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) (arstechnica.com)How many times has it happened to you? You're working away, and *zap*, out go …
- The Ars Technica South Park interview (arstechnica.com)Ars Technica interviews the technical guys behind South Park, and discuss …
- These brain-tracking earbuds use EEG to measure your cognitive performance (zdnet.com)You can use the Naox Wave while you work, sleep, or exercise.
- Palm VII debuts (arstechnica.com)Calling all Palm pilots: super-smooth reader Kitzke shot us a nice little …
- Cyber Fidget is a clicky, clever little tinkering gadget (zdnet.com)Dismo Industries' Cyber Fidget combines an Arduino-like microcontroller with machined aluminum and clicky buttons for a fidget toy that dou…
- A PII in III's clothing? (arstechnica.com)It looks like the Pentium II is getting a new set of clothes!
- Is code free speech? (arstechnica.com)Is C code protected under the first amendment? Is a computer program a form of …
- Celeron Overclocking FAQ-Part II (arstechnica.com)Our second in a two part series of frequently asked questions regarding Intel'
- One of my favorite Windows laptops from 2025 is getting a design redo, and I'm iffy about it (zdnet.com)Acer's Swift 16 AI earned our Editor's Choice award last year, but its 2026 refresh has me scratching my head.
- Behind the benchmarks: SPEC, GFLOPS, MIPS et al (arstechnica.com)Ars discusses the terms and numbers behind benchmarking.
- Interview with an Ultima Online addict (arstechnica.com)Back in 1999 we reported on an eBay auction in which some crazy person paid $ …
- One of the coolest products of CES Is a smart lock with futuristic charging tech (zdnet.com)The Lockin V7 Max uses optical charging technology to maintain power to its batteries without a solar panel and without ever needing a manu…
- Gainward CARDEXpert TNT (arstechnica.com)For too long, the DamageBox has suffered with a decent but ungainly …
- Everything announced at Intel's CES event in 9 minutes (zdnet.com)Intel debuted its Core Ultra Series 3 chip, aka Panther Lake, along with more product and performance enhancements at a press event during…
- Free Font Cleanliness for Win 95 (arstechnica.com)Ancient. Odd. Strange. It's font anti-aliasing for Windows 95.
- Ars Technica Virtual Bartending Library (arstechnica.com)Upgrades can be frustrating, and, if you of legal age, perfect times for a few …
- Cursor launches an iPhone app for its AI coding agent. (theverge.com)Cursor, which SpaceX recently announced plans to acquire, says its new app can help users launch and track AI agents, as well as show updat…
- Ars enters the battle, err, search for ET (arstechnica.com)Ars announces its world famous SETI team, Team Lambchop!
